Neocortical lesions support the idea that CNS modulation of immune function is

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The term "neocortical lesions" implies damage to the outer layer of the brain (neocortex), which is associated with higher cognitive functions such as language, perception, and consciousness. Lesions in this region have been shown to cause asymmetric changes in immune function, indicating that the CNS modulation of immune function is asymmetric or lateralized to the left or right hemisphere. This evidence supports choice B, which suggests that the immune system is asymmetrically controlled by the CNS.

Neocortical Lesions Support the Idea That CNS Modulation of Immune